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UK soccer club shelters homeless in freezing winter
Jan 20, 2019 04:02A UK football club has offered accommodation to homeless people as freezing temperatures threaten thousands of rough-sleepers across Britain.
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Ailing UK prince resumes driving car 2 days after crash
Jan 20, 2019 03:58The oldest member of UK royal family, Prince Philip, 97, has resumed driving just two days after he caused controversy for a crash that apparently came due to his reckless driving.
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UK concession on customs union can unlock Brexit talks: EU
Jan 19, 2019 14:23A senior European Union official has suggested that the British government can save its divorce deal with the bloc if it reverses its position on leaving the EU’s customs union after Brexit.
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German politicians urges Britain to stay in EU
Jan 18, 2019 08:04German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s protégé has appealed to Britain not to leave the European Union (EU) as the clock is ticking down to Brexit in 70 days.
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Saudi Arabia risks ‘revolution’ over basic rights: UK MP
Jan 18, 2019 03:01Saudi Arabia will eventually face a “revolution” unless it decides to introduce reforms and stop abusing people’s freedom of expression, a British lawmaker has warned the kingdom.
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UK government calls up army reservists to help prepare for no-deal Brexit
Jan 17, 2019 15:07The British government has called up the army reservists to deal with a potential disorderly exit from the European Union.
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British tourists asked to leave New Zealand after stealing, causing chaos
Jan 17, 2019 03:49A group of British tourists, including children, has been asked to leave New Zealand after they were reported for shoplifting, littering, threatening locals, and causing chaos, New Zealand media reported.
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UK court jails thrower of remembrance poppies for vandalism
Jan 17, 2019 03:29A court in the United Kingdom has jailed a homeless man because he had thrown away poppies used to remember wars Britain has contributed to.
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British PM May's government wins no confidence vote
Jan 17, 2019 03:07British Prime Minister Theresa May's government has won a vote of no confidence with 325 votes versus 306.
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EU ready to discuss new Brexit deal if UK changes ‘red lines’
Jan 16, 2019 09:04The European Union told Britain it could have a different kind of Brexit deal after its parliament overwhelmingly rejected the one negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May — but only if London changes its key demands.